Details
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Improvement
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Status: Closed
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Minor
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Resolution: Done
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Description
In Keeper Secrets Manager, the usual process for generating the base64-encoded JSON configuration blob is to use a separate application called Keeper Commander to read the one-time token that the webapp spits out, which will convert it to a base64 config blob.
That base64 config blob can then be copy-pasted into the connection group edit screen.
However, we should be able to use the KSM API to directly accept the one-time token in guacamole, validate it, and transparently transform it to a base64 config blob to be stored in the connection group parameters.
This is a follow-on for GUACAMOLE-1629.